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Simple and interesting.
I love how the light changes as my eye moves across the image... and the way the composition breaks with tradition and makes me read the image from right to left.
Alfred is similarly entranced.
Alfred is similarly entranced.
Cool, clean, very Nordic.
PS Something occurred to me immediately, this reminds me a lot of the work of Pieter Saenredam , who painted Dutch church interiors after the Reformation had stripped out all decoration. Just leaving the truth of light and space. But I had to check the spelling of his name...
PS Something occurred to me immediately, this reminds me a lot of the work of Pieter Saenredam , who painted Dutch church interiors after the Reformation had stripped out all decoration. Just leaving the truth of light and space. But I had to check the spelling of his name...
Instant award, Sir.
Clear, clean and contrasty. I too like the composition.
EPZ's spellcheck doesn't like the word contrasty.
I'll stick to photography.
Regards
Bill
Clear, clean and contrasty. I too like the composition.
EPZ's spellcheck doesn't like the word contrasty.
I'll stick to photography.
Regards
Bill
Quote:Cool, clean, very Nordic.
PS Something occurred to me immediately, this reminds me a lot of the work of Pieter Saenredam , who painted Dutch church interiors after the Reformation had stripped out all decoration. Just leaving the truth of light and space. But I had to check the spelling of his name...
Many thanks, Moira...I was needing something to do today, so reading up on Pieter will occupy some time.
Excellent mono image Malc
Cliff
Cliff
A very well chosen view point and composition, Malc' creating an art form within the frame.
John
John
A very nicely framed composition and capture, Malc, makes a great abstract 😃👍
Trev 😀
Trev 😀
Dear Mr Salty Big Mac
Well, you really have excelled yourself with this one. It reminds me of one of those paradoxical perspective drawings by that nice Mr Maurits Corneille Escher who once lived next door to my friend Mr Pie Eater Sunny-Delight. (See above.) What a strange man. He was a painter and decorator but would only take commissions for hanging Anaglypta in Post Reformation Dutch churches. He hated doing the ceilings. The wallpaper paste kept dripping on his head so he wore a Dutch cap. Never had children. No idea why.
I'm sorry to add to your research burdens. I hope you learn your lesson. What you need is a sense of perspective. 🥴
I like your picture very much. Is there a colour version? Please accept this delightfully sonorous monochromatic gong. 🏆 (Oops, sorry, I've only got it in colour!)
Yours, underneath the arches dreaming my dreams away, Mrs Trellis of North Wales.
Well, you really have excelled yourself with this one. It reminds me of one of those paradoxical perspective drawings by that nice Mr Maurits Corneille Escher who once lived next door to my friend Mr Pie Eater Sunny-Delight. (See above.) What a strange man. He was a painter and decorator but would only take commissions for hanging Anaglypta in Post Reformation Dutch churches. He hated doing the ceilings. The wallpaper paste kept dripping on his head so he wore a Dutch cap. Never had children. No idea why.
I'm sorry to add to your research burdens. I hope you learn your lesson. What you need is a sense of perspective. 🥴
I like your picture very much. Is there a colour version? Please accept this delightfully sonorous monochromatic gong. 🏆 (Oops, sorry, I've only got it in colour!)
Yours, underneath the arches dreaming my dreams away, Mrs Trellis of North Wales.
A beautiful example of what my French ex-club would have called "graphisme" but with some lovely subtle lighting (the meaning of 'graphic' in English has been twisted so it doesn't convey want I want to say). An award to finish my day, for a great photo.
Fine shot of an interesting building. Though very modern, the architecture still carries strong echoes of the classic arches of ancient churches. Excellent !
David
David
Beautiful light/shadow contrast and composition.
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